way
/weɪ/
noun
- A method, style, or manner of doing something.
- There is more than one way to cook an egg.
- She found a new way to solve the math problem.
- His way of speaking is very calm and polite.
- A route, road, or path used to go from one place to another.
- The old way was blocked by fallen trees.
- Is there a direct way to the train station?
- We took the scenic way home through the mountains.
- Distance or length between two points.
- She lives a short way down the street.
- The store is a long way from here.
- We still have a little way to go before we arrive.
- A particular aspect or feature of something.
- He is smart in every way.
- The plan was flawed in several ways.
- In some ways, the movie was better than the book.
- A direction or side.
- The wind is blowing the other way now.
- Which way did she go?
- Look both ways before crossing the street.
- A habit or custom of behaving.
- It's not his way to complain.
- She has a funny way of greeting people.
- Old ways of farming are still used in some villages.
adverb
- Used to emphasize a large degree or amount; very much.
- The soup is way too salty.
- We finished way ahead of schedule.
- He is way taller than his brother.
- Far; at a great distance.
- She lives way across town.
- The ball flew way over the fence.
- The cabin is way up in the mountains.